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    Why Outdoor Play Could Improve Eyesight for Your Child

    BBC News Jan 2, 2018

    Kids seem to spend endless hours on smartphones, games consoles, computers and tablets these days. Playing on electronic devices certainly doesn’t help their waistlines, but do you ever wonder what…

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    Open Philanthropy Project Announces $10.8 Million in Research Grants

    Philanthropy News Digest Jan 2, 2018

    The Open Philanthropy Project, a limited liability corporation funded largely by Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz and his wife, Cari Tuna, has announced grants totaling $10.8 million in support of high-risk medical research.…

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    Opioid and Heroin Overdoses Contributing to Rural Population Decline

    Harvest Public Media Jan 2, 2018

    For the first time in its annual survey of rural America, the U.S. Department of Agriculture found that mortality rates of working-age adults are on the rise because of opioid…

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    Highlights of Fred Hutch Science In 2017

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Jan 2, 2018

    As we flip the calendar over to 2018, let’s take a look back at 10 highlights from Fred Hutch research in 2017: New insights could make CAR T-cell therapy safer…

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    Carfilzomib Can Lead to Cardiovascular Toxicity in Multiple Myeloma Patients

    My Social Good News Jan 1, 2018

    The proteasome inhibitor carfilzomib has taken on an increasing role in the treatment of multiple myeloma, but new research from the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania shows the therapy…

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    Fred Hutch Transplant Program Receives Top Recognition

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Jan 1, 2018

    For the fifth year in a row, the Fred Hutch Bone Marrow Transplant Program at Seattle Cancer Care Alliance has been recognized by the Center for International Blood and Marrow…

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    Can A Simple Pen Help Doctors Diagnose Cancer?

    GOOD Magazine Jan 1, 2018

    When cancer patients enter surgery, doctors often do not have a complete picture of where and how far tumors have spread. As a result, cancerous cells can be left behind…

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    Two Philanthropy Heavyweights Join Forces In Breast Cancer Fight

    Medium Dec 31, 2017

    What’s better than two trusted philanthropic names coming together to raise $1 million for breast cancer patients in need? On Jan. 3, 2017, Charlie and Mary Beth O’Reilly made a $500,000…

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    Students Work to Overcome the Odds of the Opioid Epidemic

    The Hechinger Report Dec 30, 2017

    Each morning, 74-year-old Virginia Dickerson watches anxiously as two of her great-grandchildren disappear down a dark alley on their way to the school bus. Then she prays that they’ll stay…

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    How Verbal Autopsies Are Helping Reduce Infant Mortality Rates Globally

    GOOD Magazine Dec 30, 2017

    Social science can’t always save lives. But when it does, it can help millions. Take India for example: The country’s estimated 2017 infant mortality rate is 47th worldwide — higher than Iraq’s. In…

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    Women Are Majority of New Medical Students

    AAMC News Dec 30, 2017

    For the first time, the number of women enrolling in U.S. medical schools has exceeded the number of men, according to new data released today by the AAMC (Association of…

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    The Reality of Healthcare Coverage for Business Owners

    The Heritage Foundation Dec 28, 2017

    Too often in Washington, political battles overshadow people’s reality. One evening, a father received a call that his college-aged son was being rushed to the hospital. His son had totaled…

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